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1. There are different values tied to different animals
2. Difference of rights and welfare
3. What animals contribute

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1. The use of animals in production systems is hevil dependent on the type of treatment they recieve.
2. The right for people to use animals in any way is a highly controversial topic.

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1.  What rights animals have and what animal welfare is. 

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1.  What rights animals have and what animal welfare is. 

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2. Animals have different values and worth to humans that might affect how we assign them their rights.
3. Humans are trying to balance their use of animals with their quality of life.

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1. How we treat animals reflects on our society's values.
2. Deciding an animal's worth is based on culture, religion, personal beliefs, and use, among other things.
3. In your life you may have to make decisions based on your professional ethics and put aside your personal opinions.

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1. Humans assign value to animals based on cultural background (ex. treatment of rats vs. dogs).
2. There is a balance between personal ethics, professional ethics, and social ethics when working with animals.
3. Animal welfare is how the animal is coping with its environment and conditions.

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1. The differences between rights and welfare
2. The 3 "branches" of bioethics
3. The values of animals (economic, work, educational, etc.)

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1. What makes an animal an animal. What makes it different from a plant or protozoa.
2. Difference between professional and personal ethics. As a professional you have certain moral obligations that may conflict with personal ethics.
3. Difference in the foundations of animal right and welfare. For animal rights there are no exceptions, all species should have equality.

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1.) Professional ethics and how personal and professional ethics clash in specific situations.
2.) Values that are assigned to specific animals with relations to their "jobs"
3.) Do we have the right to use animals.

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1. Animal rights vs animal welfare and the ethics and positions of each, and on what topics they are the same.
2. Professional ethics and what that means in a veterinary clinic.
3. What is an animal and why we use animals

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1 we discussed how our ethics can get in the way of how we treat animals in every day scenarios.
2 we talked about animal attributes. Things like their intelligence, how they feel things, and how similar body styles they have to humans

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1). We discussed the many different types of contributions that animals make to our society.
2). We talked about how we balance the use of animals with ethics/morals, and values.
3). We also discussed the difference between animals right and animal welfare.

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1.) We balance of our use and treatment of animals with our ethics and morals
2.) how we use and view animals depends on our societal values
3.)animal welfare is having concern over how we use animals vs. animal rights which says we have no right to use animals

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1. As a professional you have other   ethics you must abide by even if they conflict with your personal ethics.
2. We assign human characteristics to animals.
3. Different cultures give different animals their own unique values.

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1. We talked about the different contributions animals have in our everyday lives
2. How we treat animals in our society today/ How we should treat the animals in our society today/ What is good and what is wrong with how we treat our animals
3. What are the different values we put on animals in our society

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1)How our cultural ethics and personal morals affect the way we think about, and treat animals.
2)The value we assign to different species of animal; such as cultural, monetary or sentimental.
3) What is considered an appropriate level of care for an animal, based off of different traits we have assigned to them; such as intelligence or emotions.

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-Ethics vs Morals
-The differences between animal rights and animal welfare, including whether or not we posess the rights to use animals.
-The values and uses we place upon different species of animals and how our treatment of them reflects those values.

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-What are ethics/morals?
-Do we have the right to use animals?
-Can animals sense mistreatment?

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1). We talked about the many different contributions that animals have to our society.
2). The attributes that people think give to animals and describe them by.
3). The history of animal welfare, and the different ideas from philosophers in the past that stated their opinion of animal welfare and animal rights.

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1. Animals contribution to society
2. Animal welfare and Animal Rights
3. We discussed ethics and Morality and how they were similar and how they were different to each other.

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1) the values that people relate and give to animals.
2) what animals contribute to society.
3) the difference between animal rights activists and animal welfare activists.

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-Values put on certain animals are determined by society. For example, American society values cats above street rats and while we wouldn't hesitate to kill a street rat, we wouldn't kill a cat as easily.
-People often assign human qualities to animals that we cannot scientifically prove exist in animals such as feelings. You can look at a cow and based on scientific parameters say it is in a good state, but you can't prove the cow is happy. This is something the animal rights activists use when trying to get people to join their cause.

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1. The difference between animal rights and animal welfare. Animal welfare is how an animal is coping with its environment and animal rights has to do with the assigned values of animals and how we should respect them.
2. The difference between ethics and morality. Ethics is to choose what is right/wrong, fair/unfair, etc. while morality is rules that larger groups of people apply to each other.
3. The value that we place upon animals and how we treat them differs depending on the type of animal and how our society views that animal (for instance rats are seen as dirty and most people wouldn't hesitate to kill one, yet dogs are considered "mans best friend").

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1. Our treatment of animals is determined by the value we place on different animals. For example, we discussed in class that although most people wouldn't think twice about killing a mosquito, most people wouldn't kill a puppy. That is due to how our society views different animals.
2.  Ethics and Morality are not necessarily the same thing. Ethics has to do with good and bad, right and wrong, etc. Morality is the rules that people apply to each other in larger groups.
3. We also discussed if we, as humans, have the right to use animals.

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1. We discussed the difference of ethics and morality, which ethics represents the character of an individual and morality refers to the moral values larger groups of people apply on each other.
2. We also talked about Bioethics which is about how we treat animals and environment, including personal ethics, professional ethics, and social consensus ethics.
3. We discussed how people decide the use and treatment of animals by taking balance between ethics and values, where we consider ethical concerns and the yield gained from the animals.

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1. The different values that we put on different animals determines how we treat them. For instance, some animals have sentimental, economic, or religious values placed upon them.
2. Comparing and contrasting animal rights with animal welfare. Animal welfare describes how an animal is reacting to the conditions/environment they're in regarding their physiological and psychological well-being, whereas animal rights has to do with their value and how humans should respect them based on their value. They're both concerned with the treatment of animals.
3. How people perceived animals in the past, and how these perceptions evolved/changed as time went by.

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1. One topic we covered was how humans use animals and the different contributions that they make to humanity. An example would be how we use animals for food and for medicine/research.

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1. One topic we covered was how humans use animals and the different contributions that they make to humanity. An example would be how we use animals for food and for medicine/research.

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2. We also discussed different definitions of animal welfare and what it means for an animal to be healthy.
3. Another topic we discussed was the relationship between morality and ethics and how these concepts connect to the treatment of animals.

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1. Ethics vs. Morality. Ethics are the right vs. wrong rules when no one else is watching. Morality is the rules that larger groups of people apply to each other.
2. Animals are treated differently from humans and each other based upon certain values that we as a human race have. These values include economics, companionship, education, sentimental, religious, etc.
3. The meaning of "animal rights" and "animal welfare." We expanded on that by talking about if we have a right to use animals and early philosophers viewpoints of animals.

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1. Bioethics and how we treat animals. Personal ethics and professional ethics often conflict each other because one's profession has different standards that may go against someone's personal ethics.

2. The history of animals and how different philosophers perceived animals.

3. The difference between animal rights and animal welfare groups and their different goals and beliefs regarding animals. They both agree on the concern of the treatment of animals but have different opinions on other topics.

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1. The values we put on animals which includes treating animals in many different ways. Animals have many different values including sentimental, livestock, economic values, work. /service, religious, cultural, historical, and ethical.

2. Ethics and morality are not the same thing. Ethics is when you decide to choose what is right and wrong, then just and unjust. Also, is the character of the individual and the rules that you live by when no one else is watching. Morality is rules that a larger group of people  apply to each other.

3. What the terms "animal rights" and "animal welfare" mean and what it means to us. Animal rights include abolition of specialism, not regulated but based on our own believes, and the concern over treatment of animals. Animal welfare is based on specific biological and ethological characteristics of the species, and animal welfare is regulated by governments.

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1. How humans came to think of animals as having rights and welfare and what traits were attributed to them that brought about such thoughts (animals having souls, feelings, intelligence, etc.).
2. Ethics is what is morally right, but people face more than just ethics alone as they have personal ethics and professional ethics to take into account which means that some situations will cause them to pick a set of ethics over another (ex. should an animal be put down because the owner doesn't want it).
3. What the terms "animal rights" and "animal welfare" encompass.

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1. Ethics and morality are not necessarily the same thing, even though some people use them interchangeably. Ethics is based on the individual person and is when you decide between right and wrong. Morality is rules that are applied to larger groups of people.
2. Animals have many different values, including sentimental, monetary, work/service, cultural, religious, ethical, ect.
3. Do we have a right to use animals? We also discussed different historical opinions and the similarities and differences between animal rights and animal welfare groups.

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1. The values we put on animals.
2. If we have a right to use animals.
3. What animal welfare means to us.